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The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life (1912)

University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 62

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er much they wereupset by the camera-fiend and blue-jay depreda-tions, were not to be thwarted. They actuallywent to housekeeping again within forty yards N.&O.L. I. 17. of the old home site. The new nest was placedin a fir sapling very like the first, but better hid-den from marauding blue… … THERE, INSTEAD OF FOUR, WERE ONLYTWO SMALL NESTLINGS. nest. There, instead of four, were only twosmall nestlings. They stretched their skinnynecks and opened wide their yellow-lined mouthsin an attitude of unmistakable hunger. The moment the mother returned and found usso dangerously near her…

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